Each branch has a Condition input property, i.e. To add a branch, the user needs to use the “Add Branch” command from the “Properties” panel or the context menu. This component allows selecting a branch for execution when a condition is met. The “Variable Selector” dialog allows selecting an available variable. VariableName : The variable name decrement must refer to an existing variable, defined at Project scope, callflow or dialer scope or a public property of a component.This component allows decrementing an existing numeric read-write variable. VariableName : The variable name to increment must refer to an existing variable, defined at Project scope, callflow or dialer scope or a public property of a component.This component allows incrementing an existing numeric read-write variable. For more info on the available functions, see The Expression Editor guide. Variables are selected from a list that shows every available read-only and read-write variable in the current scope. The user can choose to use a Constant String, a Variable or an Inbuilt Function. The “Expression Editor” dialog allows easily creating complex expressions. Expression : The value to assign to the variable.
VariableName : The name of the variable must refer to an existing variable, defined at Project scope, callflow or dialer scope or a public property of a component.This component allows assigning a new value to an existing read-write variable. For expression input properties, click on the button on the right of the text box to open the Expression Editor. The available built-in components related to variable management and call flow path execution, can be configured via the “Properties” panel, or by double-clicking the component to open its configuration dialog. ansferingExtension: when an extension transfers a call to a CFD app, this variable contains the extension number that transferred the call. These are the session variables that you can use in your callflow for different purposes: Help Text: this field can be used to explain the purpose of the variable, and will be shown in the Expression Editor when the variable is listed.The value is reset to this value every time the callflow starts. Initial Value: this is the value that will be assigned to the variable every time a new call is going to be processed.Accessibility: use ReadWrite if you need to change the value during your callflow, or set it to ReadOnly if the initial value will never be changed.Name: this is the name you will use to reference this variable along your app.When creating a variable you need to define: Click on the button on the right to open the “Variable Collection Editor” and create as many variables as you need. To create variables, go to the “Project Explorer” panel, select the project, callflow, dialer or component, depending on the variable level you want to use, and then go to the “Properties” panel, which shows the Variables item. A value set in call 1 cannot be seen in call 2, as they are independent. When the system is processing more than 1 call at a time, each call has its own set of variable instances. the value can be changed later during call processing. can only be assigned the first time during initialization, or read-write, i.e. Private variables are only visible internally for the user-defined component. Public variables are visible by the parent callflow, dialer or user component, and can be used to set parameters and customize the component behavior. User-defined component level : these variables can be public or private.
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